Episode 8 - Stranger Days

Episode 8 of the The Peoples Theology podcast, hosted by Missio Dei Community – SLC, titled "Episode 8 - Stranger Days" was published on May 9, 2017 and runs 25 minutes.

May 9, 2017 ·25m · The Peoples Theology

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Summary

We live in strange days. It's not hard to see because the reality can be felt in nearly every domain of life and culture, but it can be hard to name why things seem so strange. For many of us we feel it in our political climate, for others we see it in our churches and religious environments, and for others the feeling pervades our neighborhoods and workplaces. Regardless of where it comes from, we are all trying to figure out why the world is as it is and more importantly, what we should do about it.

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We live in strange days. It's not hard to see because the reality can be felt in nearly every domain of life and culture, but it can be hard to name why things seem so strange. For many of us we feel it in our political climate, for others we see it in our churches and religious environments, and for others the feeling pervades our neighborhoods and workplaces. Regardless of where it comes from, we are all trying to figure out why the world is as it is and more importantly, what we should do about it.

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